Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18

Nellie T.. Garvin of st. Albans were mar
red on the Sth inst
Some 81 third aud fourth class postmas.
tiers Of Rutland and vicinity met recently
TO take siepS TO Increase their salaries
y costly Barre granite s8rcOphogu- mas
been set up ia The ~wautun Genet .rv. 10
'hr memory OF the late Col y. b. JeWett
Mrs l. 7. HI OF Gilmore. derauQed
wandered from home, was gone two or
three days, and ioHe both feet during her
exposure.
l h granite industry in Barre employs
llS2 men az present, quite showing for a
Town mat rev years ago had hardly
more than 20UDinhaLitants.
Wilder u Co., are building a pulp mill
at Olcott Falls on the New Hamlshire side
OF the river, and also four or five more
mills ON the Vermont side.
a new marble pool is reported which
it is reported, will cover quarries i'm the
vicinity OF Pttsford aud Brandon. All
varieties of marble are found in those
towns.
The first instalment of carp from the
United States fish commission at Wash.
lngtOn has been received at Wallin4ford
| by A. Il. stone and deposited in Eifin lake
or Fox pond
The meeting of the petitioners for in
solvency in the Esperanto marble case to
ADJ ldicate the question whether they
occur Nov. %.
The directors OF the Rutland free library
have received $1,000 Oi tue sum ApprOUrl-
attd by the town for the current expenses
OF The library and the purchase OF new
books.
V. ). Brennan, superintendent of the
new Hartford wooden mill, has resigned
on HcCCul ut DISAGREEMENT and sod his
stock, worth $1,000, 90 +. Morris, presi-
dent of he company.
The Etge Rod and Gun Club in Fair
Haven put into their lake last week $50
nice carp, OF which 100 Wele over a wear
old, aud they expect nearly 2lQ more before
inc lt0t 81 DcceM r. lney viii also sow
Il quantity of wild rice or oat7 Tia IS fail.
Thomas Osborne, foreman of the wood
working department OF the late Mont
pelier Carriage company, will coniuue the
BUSINESS lately conducted by q. G. Clogs
ton, occupying the rooms vacated by the
carriage company.
Levi Defoe, sixteen year old boy who
works III LSnch'I saloon, st. JJhusbury,
took William, II year old son Of James
Blewitt, inCo Lynch's barn and made him
drink aicOho Until he was drunk and
norsewhlppeu ham to yet HIM sober. He
was fined for the offence, but deserved
year or two at Rdtlaud.
The law students of Montpelier and vi
entity have formed an association for the
benefit of law studen,s throughout the
county The officers are: President,
Frank r. Donahue; Nice-prasident, II. a.
Hoar Barre; secretary, f. 2. Carleton
treasurer, Z. ". Lockliu. Meetings are
! held every Thursday eve ling
! The population OF Windhdm county for
the year ending DECEMBER 81, 1856, i,u, ord
| ing to the state Registration report, was
! ", '63. OF this number 1861 are males
and l2,S34 are females. There were PA
deaths OF males aud 235 deaths of females
ana four unknuWI. making total of 454
deaths or - per cent. Whole number
ol divorces Wa 10; Of 40 births, 2lG male
BIB female, one unknown. There were 22l
M trrdl.;rS.
SIR. Chall-s Sherman of Philadelphia.
son OF Carlos Sherman OF Castletou, met
with quite serious acclde t while out
cunning Wednesday III company win two
| young men. While resting themselves, a
| Hnlte with WhiCl Mr.. sherman was cut
ting piu- Tor some porCOu of ms gun
Wnlch was out vi order slipped and en-
| tered his, left hand directly between the
thumb ana 1orelIuser, emitting one on two
| OF the arteries.